Patricia Holmes Parker

Background

Parker, Patricia Holmes was born on December 31, 1936 in Astabula, Ohio, United States. Daughter of Don Vern and Katherine (Timlin) Parker.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Education, University Dayton, 1965. Master of Arts, University Northern Colorado, 1974. Master of Arts, Loyola University, New Orleans, 1980.

Postgraduate, Ohio University, 1987.

Career

Teacher, parochial schools, Ohio, Missouri, l957-65; teacher, parochial schools, Falls Church, Virginia, l965-68; teacher, parochial schools, Denver, l968-7l; executive coordinator, Archdiocesan Sisters' Council, Denver, l97l-74; writer, producer, Station WWL-television, New Orleans, l975-76; teacher, E.D. White High School, Thibodaux, Louisiana, l98l-82; instructor, Loyola University, New Orleans, l976-8l; assistant professor, Center Missouri State University, Warrensburg, l982-84; graduate assistant, Ohio U., Athens, l984-87; instructor department communication, State University of New York, Geneseo, 1987-1992. Talk show host Station KMOS-television, Warrensburg, l982-83. Member of faculty Institute.for Religious Communication, New Orleans, l976-79, Elderhostel, Athens, l987.

Achievements

• Patricia Holmes Parker has been listed as a noteworthy communications educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Denver Sisters' Council, l969-70. Member Speech Communication Association, Popular Culture Association, Women in Communication, Religious Speech Communication Association, New York State Speech Communication Association.

Connections

Father:

Don Vern Parker

Mother:

Katherine (Timlin) Parker